Hi all!
hope to find someone that could help me.
I have a big raster (geotiff) georeferenced in EPSG:3003
I've loaded it to geoserver everything is fine if I query the layer in WMS
using 3003, but if I query the same layer using epsg 900913, the quality of the
reprojection is very poor. I've ada
Could anyone explain how to store longitude/latitude points in an Oracle 11g
database so that GeoServer can use them? I know in MySQL you store them as
Geometry objects, but I'm having a difficult time finding documentation on
Oracle.
Here's a few questions I had:
1) What oracle data type do I
Hi,
Oracle is using SDO_GEOMETRY datatype and it comes with the Locator option.
Locator is not necessarily installed by default into the database. Separately
licensed Oracle Spatial gives more options for geoprocessing but Geoserver is
happy with the free Locator option.
Oracle does have plent
Hi Joe,
You should use the SDO_GEOMETRY data type that comes with Oracle Spatial
(on Oracle Enterprise version) and Oracle Locator (all others).
see the socs here:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e11830/sdo_objrelschema.htm
regards, michael
On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 6:59 PM, Tito, Jo
On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 1:28 AM, wrote:
> Hello,
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> I have a linux server (running Unbuntu 10.0.4.1) and have installed
> GeoRover 2.0.2 on it.
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> I had it running for over a year with no problems, but the server was
> rebooted without shutting down GeoServer first. Now the GeoServer wi
Hi People,
Just wondering if Geoserver can open Google docs spreadsheet on Geoserver.
Say for example if you edit the tabular data on Google doc spread sheet the
attribute data will also change on Geoserver.
Cheers
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Rid
Currently no.
Google Fusion tables probably make more sense than straight google doc
spreadsheet, as they have spatial types and I don't believe spreadsheets
do. But I guess you could do like x,y in a spreadsheet. Or if we had cool
joining capabilities it'd be possible.
But we don't even have G
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the info. Yes i just went through fusion tables and they are
very cool. Would be a great candidate to be included into Geoserver as
another data source if possible.
The great thing with google docs is that anyone can access use and change
them. It is much easier for those wit
